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* Copyright (c) <2002-2009> <Jean-Philippe Barrette-LaPierre>
*
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* (curlpp), to deal in the Software without restriction,
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*/
#ifndef CURLPP_INFO_HPP
#define CURLPP_INFO_HPP
#include "internal/buildconfig.h"
#include "Easy.hpp"
namespace curlpp
{
/**
* This class is responsible of retreiving the Info from
* a handle. This is the class you use when you want to do
* so.
*/
template<CURLINFO info, typename T>
struct CURLPPAPI Info
{
static void get(curlpp::Easy & handle, T & value);
static T get(curlpp::Easy & handle);
};
/**
* This class is used when an info is not available for the
* current libcURL version.
*/
template<CURLINFO info, typename T>
struct CURLPPAPI NotAvailableInfo : Info<info, T>
{
static void get(curlpp::Easy & handle, T & value);
static T get(curlpp::Easy & handle);
};
/**
* This is the class you need to specialize if you use
* a special type that libcURL is not aware of. This class
* need to call curlpp::InfoGetter::get function. See
* curlpp::InfoGetter for more information.
*/
template<typename T>
struct CURLPPAPI InfoTypeConverter
{
static void get(curlpp::Easy & handle, CURLINFO info, T & value);
};
template<>
void InfoTypeConverter<std::string>
::get(curlpp::Easy & handle, CURLINFO info, std::string & value);
template<>
void InfoTypeConverter<std::list<std::string> >
::get(curlpp::Easy & handle, CURLINFO info, std::list<std::string> & value);
template<>
void InfoTypeConverter<long>
::get(curlpp::Easy & handle, CURLINFO info, long & value);
template<>
void InfoTypeConverter<double>
::get(curlpp::Easy & handle, CURLINFO info, double & value);
/**
* This is the only class that is authorized to retreive
* info from a curlpp::Easy class. So, this is the class
* you need to use when you specialize the class
* curlpp::InfoTypeConverter. This class is in fact used
* as a proxy, just to be sure that nobody access curlpp::Easy's
* private data.
*/
struct CURLPPAPI InfoGetter
{
template<typename T>
static void get(curlpp::Easy & handle, CURLINFO info, T & value);
};
} // namespace curlpp
namespace cURLpp = curlpp;
#ifdef CURLPP_INCLUDE_TEMPLATE_DEFINITIONS
#include "Info.inl"
#endif
#endif // #ifndef CURLPP_INFO_HPP
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